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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.

Reported by G.. w. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers No. iii Main street.
NEW YORK, November 22.-To-day's
trading had no significance, the deal
ings being mainly confined TO room trad
ers. II was reported that changes would
be made In Richmond Terminal directory
and the Standard Oil Company party
would be represented The room traders
got this early, and under cover Of its
strength unloaded freely. Nothing could
show more clearly the artificial character
of this market when such fancies as
R.T.. p. NJ. and W. and l.. f. are the
only prominent features, II bids fair TO
show that the end is nearing. The
cliQues who started the recent advances
are irving o unload the traps, but II is
hard work. The cliques are loaded up
TO the mu7zles, with little prospects Of
getting rid of holdings. for the news
grows more discouraging- The Trunk
line meeting to day failed to accomplish
anything, and just before closing Chicago
dispatches announced that all roads had
voted 10 follow 81. PauIs cut-ra,e on
grain. which goes into effect the oath
hursdayl. The brakemen's slri,e Is
extending on the Texas railroads and
the conductors now threaten to join
them Closing transactions were at gen
eral concessions, and to-morr0w's and
rest Of the weeks market will probably
be dull and narrow, being split by the
Thursday holiday.
Sterling exchange, 1921 % 81 Money
hardening, 5 O. o, closing at 81.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23

They are telling a good story on the street
about that amiable, erratic and iuscrutable
peripatetic Henry Guy Carleton, who to
sembles the late William r. Travers as well
in the he>itancy ot bis utteranco as the
CELEBRITY Of his wit Carleton met Bill Nye
the other day in the editorial rooms OF The
World. Il s-s-ay. old i-f-f-fellow,7 suffered
be, "c-c-can't YOU c-c-come up 10 my rooms
sssome evening for c-c-couple Of hoursi |
w-w-waut 10 t-t-talk to you for about ff
teen minutes Town Topics
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23
Origin of the Term Freshman.

A student during bis first years residence
at college: student not "Salted.' IL was
anciently custom in the different colleges
throughout British Europe 70 play practical
FOXES on the new Corners One OF the most
common was 10 assemble them in room and
make them deliver speech Those who oc-
quilted themselves well had cup Of caudle IA
kind of warm drink for sick persons those
who paSsed muster had caudle with salt
water; the rest had the salt water only.
The term originated In the colleges Of Eng
land, and is now applied IN that country, and
tm this as WELL To fresh OF new Students
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23
Mark TWIN Sat Down ON.

Consul " D. Warner Of Cologne, is a big,
easy going fellow. lie is an accomplished
linguigt and has been through tie German
unWorlties, where he imbibed high regard
70. the philosophic and profound and In
equal proportions a contempt for the fIiy.
olous and funny Mark Twain visited him
nee The novelty Of acquaintance had no,
worn off when Twain desired 20 know Il
Werner had over read "Roushing It"
NO" was the response
well, suppose you've seen 'Innocents
Abroad be asked.
Never"
"Nor Tom Sawyer"
Haven't heard OF suck book
This was too much Tor even the humorous
patience Of Twain, and be exclaimed pctu-
lantly What in the deuce have you real.
anyhow
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23

Calling over In Manchester the other
day we dropped into the trst-ciass bakery
establishment of l.. n Y. STEMS, and found il
ntted up IN FIRST class style with all the neces-
sary supplies OF good things. such as always
remind us OF Christmas. Bread, crackers, bis
cults, etc. IN abundance; cakes, and a variety
Of good things Tor the children, and all made
from the very best and purest materials This
is indeed model bakery. and one that de-
serves and IS fast gaining the support OF the
public. BE sure 10 call In and see them AT
100 Hull street. Manchester
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23
The English WAY.

An inquisitive American journalist while
visiting a newspaper Office in London. ns,el
the proprietor whom he regarded as the best
editorial writer.
"An old fellow named Mason" the pro
prietor replied.
Il suppose you value him on account Of his
scholarly style and depth Of discuSiolN
"Oh, don't know about that, but You see
hii editorials all turn a column about three
inches and half.n-Arkansaw Traveller.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23
A BniIdIng OF Hlstnrlc Interest.

Numbered with historical buildings Of Pc
culiar interest TO all Americans, whether
young or old, is the old state house or hide
pendence hall, in the Quaker City OF Penn
sylvania 1t is situated between Fifth and
Sixth streets, on the south side OF Chestnut
efr,aof and WAS Lnilf I'm l1,ll =
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STArFSFcrRrTrFs.
CITY BosDs

Richmond SIS. lss6-l9O9..... 135 /
Richmond IS. lss6-lyl4...- ll6i
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Very old French Brandy al
CHAMBERLAYNE & Co.'S.
Life Is Worth

living II the Liver Is not disOrdered
Therefore. II you suffer with Sick Headache.
MlllOusness, Constipation orany Liver trouble,
take Dr. DAvId.s LINor PIIs. p Pile Tor 20.
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Tobacco Market.

richmond, VA, November %.
Trading was very small today in old
tobacco, consisting of various grades Of
filters and common Tugs. Loose coming
la more freely aud sells from To ~
cents. Prices are still somewhat irregu-
lar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23

learn bookkeeping, shorthand, and type.
writing, at the Pen Art II 81 and south
ern Business College over 700 East Broad
street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23

All who desire full Information about the
cause and cure OF Blood pOisOns, ScrOfula. and
ScrOtuiOus Sweilings. Ulcers. Sores kheuma-
tlsm. Kidney complaints. Catarrh. etc. can
secure by mail free, copy Of our b page Illus
tmted Book of Wonders, billed with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known.
Address BLOOD BALM co.
n0ljf Atlanta Ga.
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"Woll, siid Warner, waxing nngrier as
h. went on, I've read So and 50 and so and
% enumeating long list OF scientific, the
oSogic and philosophic works that YOU prob
ably never heard Of, much less read, but
I'd like 70 have YOU understand, sir, that
haven't had time 10 read any Of the in
fernal rubbish you've been palming OH on the
American people for fifteen years. Chicago
News
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23

CITY BOIIlIAD HOUSE. U0 s.
street. Manufacturers ut Vanilla 4
and mineral waters.
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"i m,. ., NON ID =, NJ TEAM BAKERY r. A.
and rrtai. '''- At. .
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Contractors and Builders
a. q. HOUSTON. f0 T.. Man ,.res
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WALLEN a. WHAY. seventh auI Hut
streets. Monuments. t0mOs. mafN.rItri naa.
ties. SO.
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$. j. DAVIS. - n. Ninth street, -l
awnings. Oil-cIDths, aud paper lnsas.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23

JOSEPH DIlAhlE ,2 B.. Nlns
hBneun HlI general machine II.
Models fnr THfDufe
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',,t'r d. " eNl 80. cuinpI of Fourteenth ,...
wagon covers. -
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%. Z. REDfOhD 1910 f. Main street, pue
cal plumber. timer. .ge iud steam ltit.
L. e.. IlNcLEl. f4 brooh avenue. steam a0
gst1 nllng, thinning. sc.
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Mrs. EMMA GRIrrlrn.
unitia, Tenn, March 2, 1880.
webb CITY, Ark, Blood.

Having tested 3. B. b. and found 10 to bee al
that Is claimed tor it, commend Il "a any and
ever one suffering from blood poison. 10 has
done me more good for less money and ln "a
/ ever used. I owe hc comfort OF ms life otis
use. tor / have been troubled with severe
form OF blood olson tor ORD 3 ars and found
no relief equal to hat given by the use of
B. g. Is. ". 4. MCGAUHEY.
Webb City. Arb, May 3. 1866.
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carriages ana huEElrsf
J. a. 6kA>bEhH liis & FrsrtU- .,....
All WORK Guaranteed.
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ID. WALLEhsllNh a CO.. % ani D s.r.-
tasg, &c.
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III hh Is. Dl Ek, oH r. Marshall .f,...
Cherokee Cough DUps ' '''
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D. H. y. j i. Et.A.l,snALE. l5l5 r Main street n
s s6"o. "D' - mems and . ana tg50 .a4 o..
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A Tongue in Knots.

contracted malaria in thes amps OF Louis
lana while w,rxing TOR the telegraph company
and US every hlnd OF me icne | ould hear
OF wi hout relief. az last succeeded in break
ing tie fever. but il cost me over Sl0O, and
then my sys em was Frustrated and atureted
with malari, poison aud | became most
help rs | finally came here, my mout 80
nll,d with SORES hat could scarcely eat, an
my tongue raw an filled with little knots.
Various remedies we resored % without
effect. / bought two bottles # d. b. %. aud
IL has cured and strengthen ed me. All sores Of
my mouth are heeled and my ngue entirely
clear Of knots aad oreness. and feel Ike a
new man +. BRIrToN.
Jackson, Tenn. April ~, 1856.
sim Joints-A Most Remarkable Case OF
scrofula and Rheumatism.
I have lit boy twelve years old whose
knees have zen drawn almost double aud his
joints re perfectly stif, and has been In this
condition three years. unable 20 walk. During
that time he Medical Board Of LoudOn
county examined him. and pronounced the dis
ease scr0fula and pre,cr bed, but no benefit
eyerGeriyed. ! then used much advertised
preparation without benefit. Three weeks ago
bee became perfectly helpless and suffered
droadmly.
a friend who had used b. b. b. advised It's
use He has used one bottle and all pain has
pronounced "a most wonderful action, as bis
complaint had baiiied everything. shall con-
time 90 usoit on him.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23

w s, nn,AH H. GARDNER. 5s p
rhampOOing. 'iAf.
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Pennsylvania Rye $3.50 per gallon.
CHAMBERLAYNE Co.
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- Sheet Anchor Of safetr ..

is what those who are acquainted with
thin, call DR.. Davids Vegetable Liver Pills.
Beng free from Mercury and all Mineral Poi
SONS. they are safe aud Harmless. As they
contain the most Valuable Vegetable ingfed-
tents known % Pharmacy they are the best
cure for Sick Headache, BiliOusuess, COnstl-
patton I'D Liver disorder. Only Is cents a
box.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23
SALOONS AND RFSTArRANrs.
,ELARUE Il STUMP,
REsTA URANT. 9'0 EAST MAIN STREF1

We are now ready % accommodate our Gus
toners with finest Wines. Liquors. Auheuser
Busch Beer. Ale. &c. Lunch coun &C., lla.m.
10 pm. All orders for Beer in Kegs and
bottles promptly executed Ala % Us
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23

4. j. BRADLEY 81 CO., Ih.rccnth and Hl
streets. Manchester. agent iur tne ft.ff
burg SAVINGS aud Insurance company
a.. ~ kA0HON s. SON. $40, y. ltltl a..ft.
Il. IS. CHAFtIN co.. $50. 81. lrufl siltel
j. THOMPSON BLOWN s. co.. lll1 b. hAa
street.
VIRGINIA RUBBER CO.. 5l5 Bosisfreet
Beluug. hose. Hul a. kIuls Oi rlDoeI f'pia
Rubber stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANlfA
TURING CO., l2ll b.. MAN So NalliS
furcr- aud importers OF stamp ulff.l. ,.
Old DOMINION no BBEh-sIAMf Nuhh'.
20 Bauk street. Agents wanted seli Fl"
circular.
Sign Painting.
u. s. THOMPSON. FruAHn street, under ti
change Hotel. Advertising sisu a''~
Board fence and Hail -islsa specially,
L. LlPrtOhb, So. ~ 3. Niuih STREET 's'
painting aud xlidlns 900 gIase.
soap Factory
K. GARCIN q CO., 1880 Franklin streef l.
hshDd lstsJ. Toilet aud Laundry 'oal''
TaiioI,.
r. w. stage, Twelfth street. lnler Amef'.'l
Hotel. GIVE and military tailor.
Undertaken
3. IA. MORRlsETT. No. 10 Seventh il'
Manchester. Phone. 20.
Wire Mattresses and Cots.
f.. W. LOWE. 22If T.. Main street. maa. it..-
rer OF Champion woven VIE hAili'
aud Cots. The. Dest and cheapest JOB int U.s.
wood aud Coal
ELBA COAL YARD (Eloa stauonl
and Pine streets. ". :. Pilcher asen'
kinds 90 Coal. Wood. and Coke.
nhOne. a.
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YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
FACTS OF INTEREST ASSOCIATED
WITH INDEPENDENCE HALL.
Gibberish spoken by Needless Children
Who Arc Too Fond Of Abbreviations-A
simple but Pleasing Optical Illusion
That Any One May Try.

Numbered with curious optical illusions Is
the one recently illustrated and described In
Harpers Young People, and here reproduced
for the beneflt Of our Young folks
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23

OIL Main Street. Richmond. Va.

OIL Main Street, Richmond Va.
] advise all persons intending to use
coupons TO procure them from Mr.. j. Z.
Cooper or his agent, amt get his guaran-
tee OF indemnity, a. with il can secure
them full and complete legal protection.
WILLIAM L. royal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23

La Normandi" splendid smoke; tryit
CHAMBERLAYNE a Co.
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DIRECTORY
w hhLiAbLg
BUSINESS HnfrS,,

ne D'rectory belo'r Of relia5L on5.
g ,li h1,,ses' gieiag their locat,S 80 -.
business, '''H Dc topHd bery usefli q, ... ana
y reference tor information ysl,t,,, = "l'',
ana al ne different branches Of 5vs,s..
n. Analytleai Chemist.
Or. HENRY fhOELTNg -
chemist 70 Chesapeake ana on, ~ s,t,,'
mona anu Allegheny nilroa5s 80 Ll KS 81
'e"''on % ORES and mineral waters F'''' H'
=. Architects
u, ., III ihhVtk, ms +. Main .,ro.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-04-07
OUR CONSUMPTION OF ST.
GAR.

The fact that We arc consuming.
as nation nearly one-fourth OF
the commercially-reported sugar
product of the world; and that
wheat and corn and other old "sta-
pies" are being produced by our
farmers far in excess Of the de-
mand eithor at home or abroad,
with labor begging for employ
ment should set us to thinking.
Our consumption of sugar for
lSS5is reported at l,245,575 met
ric tons (2,2O4.6 pounds. In the
same year there was produced in
Louisiana $4,000 tons, which if
the claim is true, could easily have
heeu increased to $4,000 tons by
better and less wasteful methods of
manufacture, as now only a little
over halfof the sugar is extracted.
Early in the present century, SUI
gar was made in Europe only in
the experimental laboratories of
chemists, and probably at cost OF
81 per pound. Now by persistent
effort aided by governmental
bounties, one-halt Of the sugar re-
ported as the worlds product is
made in Europe from beets, liter
ally driving out the cane sugar
made BY slave and other compar-
alive unproductive labor, and rev
olut.onizing this branch Of com
merce.
1t is estimated that, in rs years
c00,O00,000 tons Of sugar will be
required to "sweeten" the Ameri-
can nation. That means almost
the entire present cane product of
the world, and very nearly the
whole amount of beet sugar pro-
duced, in 1885, in some halfdozen
or more countries of Europe.
Where is it comming froml Mean
while we are sending all over the
Globe for food products. for which
vapay some s200,000,OO0.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-04-07
Lu1}5-8m {


SAW -'.--,.>
.1- a-,, newspaper .al..--
l.. sl'r,ual, fr.m.1. a.ns ii
a., I.-..a writers dcli vta the
s.. au.. .... ISSUES the Jay.
y, Oourl-t- -o.cguphic >erice. e,-
7ecdAs i,> Southern service, has
rt4.h.a a point of perfect 1i newer be-
tors attained E, aI.g journal Pab.. b I'm
;al' section; and 20 ia, the l.Aa--
DENH,RNr stand, abreast with the
leading papers of the United States.
Its commercial and market reports
are carefully prepared and can herelisd
upon Tor accuracy and completeness.
The SUNDAY edition .I- - I6 page.
h4, IN addition 70 tine news and Other
material containciiu the Jailv.columu,
OF original and contributed rcaa.r.
matter carefully selected. giving tae
latest events in the world mind ar
Fashion and OF Society.
a special feature Is it's uuSurnr~-=a
TRANSACTIONS OF the choicest it--a.lre
20 be found IN the foreign press.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-04-07

With every exeruon the best Of
men can Go bnt d moderate amount
of good; Tut il seems IN the power
ofthe nost contemplate individ-
nal 10 do inealculable mischief
Washington hrine-
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-04-07

Il stand" SAID a stump orator,
ION the broad platform OF the prin-
ciplcs Of '9S, and palsied be my
arm ifI deset; 'em. "You stand
ON nothing of ,he kind, interrupt
81 lit,lo shoemaker ia the crowd f;
"you stand in my boots Tint You
never paid me tor, and ! want the
money
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-04-07

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission is likely TO have plenty Of
business on its hands, and numer-
GUS obstacles thrown in the way
by the railroad people, but we
trust the gentlemen composing the
Commission will be equal to the
emergency aud see that the letter
and spirit of the law are enforced.
A telegram from Washington
says: IL. l.. Russell, attorney
for the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Company, posted a memorial that
it be permitted to maintain local
rates at non-compotitive points.
1t sets forth that the line extends
from Mobile to East St. Louis; that
it is crossed by twenty or more
lines from the Mississippi river,
thus bringing il into competition
at many points. The revenues of
the road are at present barely
enough to run the road. Russell
asked an opportunity to address
the Commission on Wednesday and
was informed that this would be
accorded.
Itls expected that a provisional
ruling will be mad, tomorrow on
the petition of Southern railroad
and steamboat associations with
respect to the continuance Of pres
ent rates temporarily"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-04-07
B. ". N.
COLLEGE
BUESA VISTA, MISS.
BUESA YfsrA, Mss.


This body was organized VI On
day night, with about fifty mem
bers The officers are Us. Dick
ey, Prest.; WI. Parker, Sergeant
at-Arms; Ed Arnold, Door-keeper;
Rev. Mr.. Tucker, Chaplain; Miss
Mary Dickey, Clerk; Maude Mil
Ter, Earl Tucker and Smith Patter-
son, Pages.
The senate is, in every particu-
lar, conducted. like the Nationa !
Senate. Its object is to familiar
ize the students with the usages
customs, mode of management.
province, duties and parliament
tiary practice of the National SEN
ate and other Legislative assem-
blies, together with American pol
itics, law and government.
Mr.. Thomas Massey Of Jasper,
has just entered school and the
Senate. He is a "power" IN both.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-04-07

FoR SALE!
Irons lJr Hand Power Standard
Cotton Press. Call at this Office
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19
DErROTr nOISGs.

n. P. Baldwin and fasily lesvs this week
foT Europe They sal On the Umhris. Oc.0-
Ger -. AMI the time ill thea Will oe spent
IN Nsw York.
Nellie O'snIlivsn climbed plsyfally upon
the back Of Henry Fosters Newfoundland
dog Saturday afternoon. ne turned bis
head and looked st her, and the child blew
lanshinxlY in his face. Then the dog seized
her moss between bis testh and bit it through
sna through. The wound will disagare
the eatd for life Essriag .Io'Ulsi.
IL Is avtfed that John Pridsson. Jr.. Will
De fbe I-snecratie caniidste for Mayor in
the coming eity contest Mayor Chamber
isin has informed the leaders Of bis party
that he = out Of he field. and the Demo-
cratic Austisrs are looking forSsfd with
peculiar pleasure % the candidacy Of
Young PriixeoB.' as he IL universally y
ailed = EsSaing fo,1-sai.
The Harmonic Sec eiy having rejected -
candidates Ear members several Hebrers
a mern bers Of the society have resigned.
Thev are Hebrews and feel insulied by the
action 0f he society.
The Ersaffs Ne-cF reminds readers that
IF felexafe to sHF political convention ac-
csp,s money far bis vote this year he may
be ned a. GO sent to prison. for ere yesr
or both. prgvip ~ he = esugat a. H.
The Nsscs ssvs that labor parties have
over - clucs argsnizei aud expect 10 pol
over L0o0 votes this fail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

wednesday morning and finish the same
afternoon.
the six-dAys' meetings connected with
the aunivsrsaries OF the Baptist denomina-
ton ia Michigan, Opeded az Kalamazoo last
evening. About fge hundred delegates re-
sDonded 10 -oN call.
Jackson editors must be ''vulgsh fellahs."
One % them writes What Jacks0ns s
Amusement patrons would mos enjoy IS a
bang-up minstrel show
On Nay is last, Ransom Hawlsy, of
Thorp & Hawley. being then in Bay City,
maize . friendly wager that he .conld name
the order Ia which the League clubs would
fir .sh. aud be then put down on a piece Of
psDer this order: Detroit. Philadelphia
Chicago, New York, Boston, Pittsburg
Washington and Indianapolis. So far rs
heard from Mr.. Ha4ley Is toe only man in
the country who made the correct guess.
Vest BAY City is going 10 have sn electric
street railway. The company was orgau-
led Saturday. ;. o. Fisher was elected
President, aud DE-. +. y. Aaxill Secretary
and Treasurer. TIE capital stock IS So. 0O0.
Of which 20 Is paid In. and part Of the
line is to De completed this year. The mo-
tive power = 70 be furnished By the recently
orgsnizsd flsstric Light Company
rhs special second annual meeting Of the
Third Congressional District Press AssOcia-
ti0n, held IN Charlotte. yesterdaY, had a
fair attendance. TIE following officers
were elected: President, ". L. Cook. Hast
ings B1assr. Vice President. y. &. West
land. Grand Ledge fadsp~ni~af Secretary.
A y. y. SciuGerlsnj. Hastings Journal /;
Treasurer Orn0 Strong Nashville Neles.
Hastings Vas chosen for the next place Of
meeting. probably In June OF July neKk A
banquet VS. rendered msmbers Of the Asso-
cation in lhe Phsnix House 10 the evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

Since the nsv marriage az vent into
effect the fsshion aotes Of the pagers have
rad to axe baek sess With TIE ladies' The
nrst thing ae dear eresturss iosx 4 t0r nov
IS tie isf ef nsnses II those NO So Esiag
Or be 'isinsi In 10 heiy bonds 81 pe5 -ock.
-s'rie rad tae nsna@s te Rnd II any of tseir
lrierrs sre done f1~s xhiie other exar1ias
toe isf f'r tre purpose ef cenapsrrg fse
sgeS cf t1e rontrsetnz rarties. Others. b.
= 11ai .ern sr.c4. "a. co afi0n. eeunt ~ 1uss-
eer rf licenses ssken out md tsus trv "a
h1ure euf aoT iuak sef,rr their awn names
~ili <rtce re recorts Sona ems 30 lists
frsr tas caperz and oes . -,s rartsz in
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